Review on Xiaomi Poco F3 Night Black: 256GB ROM and 8GB RAM for Enhanced Performance by Kiril Mechkarski ᠌

I feel qualified to review this beast after a sufficient number of rides. My previous phone was a OnePlus, so I may be too critical of MIUI rather than the phone itself. The phone is also very well made. The Dolby Atmos stereo sound is adequate. Incredible screen quality; watching videos on it is an a new experience. It looks great as is; for now I don't want to change anything! AoD is quite nice, however I like live wallpapers that show scenes from our planet or Mars. Even with AoD. on. continually and the phone, I still play more than usual, the battery could have lasted longer but is sufficient for a day's use. As stated, it fully charged in 50 minutes. Most reviews are harsh on the camera, but I find it to be about average. Good photos can be taken without much effort during the day, and RAW can be used if desired. And there is already a full spectrum of Photoshop miracles, if you have a basic talent, you can pull out any photo) The camera performs admirably in low light, although this is a catastrophe for nearly all smartphones while shooting at night. The front-facing camera is nice, with effective background defocus and good shade representation. However, individuals who prefer to shoot a lot of photographs should probably search elsewhere. I didn't notice a strong heating in games (in a case), a loss in brightness either. It has a matte, slightly mother-of-pearl background, and you can drag it around for at least a week without a cover, which is why I recommend taking it ONLY in the white form. Black is the least attractive and most clumsy of the phones I've handled. Considering the price, there aren't many major issues I have with the phone. All the laughter was directed towards MIUI 12 and its shortcomings in terms of moisture and the need to complete it oneself. The most frustrating aspect of this prohibition is having to unload the necessary attachments from memory. If you're frustrated by the lack of PWM control through the activity launcher in the global firmware, you may want to consider taking the drastic step I did: I unlocked the bootloader and installed the xiaomi. Eu and Nova Launcher firmware, and immediately felt better and found yourself adapting to miui in a more upbeat frame of mind.